With news immerging this week of a flaw in Samsung’s new fingerprint recognition software which enables hackers to steal the fingerprint data and bypass the security process, it will be interesting to see the knock-on repercussions amongst other businesses hoping to exploit this technology to...
Software giant SAP has denied reports that it is working with the US National Security Agency to support the agency's mass surveillance capabilities within its own big data technologies. Sounds like a political minefield. To alienate and antagonise business, or make them feel safer...
http://www.ddosattacks.net/belgian-media-company-experiences-ddos-attack/ The attack occurred just days after pro-ISIS sympathizers launched a cyber attack against a French television network and Tunisian extremists took over a Belgian regional government website. It seems that the level of hacker-skills at the disposal of ISIS has taken many by surprise. SoteriaCyber.com ...
This type of practice makes it extremely difficult to know which vulnerabilities to mitigate against. As most of us have no knowledge of where / how to access the dark-web, we'll never know what information and system vulnerabilities are being traded. #CyberSecurity #SoteriaCyber http://thehackernews.com/2015/04/underground-exploit-market.html?m=1 ...
Computer chips are arguably both the most complex things ever mass produced by humans and the most disruptive to our lives. So it's remarkable that the extraordinary pace they have evolved at was in large part influenced by a three-page article published 50 years ago this...
Beyond July 14 2015, Microsoft will stop supporting its Server 2003. This means that beyond that date, known security vulnerabilities become far more dangerous. Are you effected? Are you ready? http://www.cloud-point.co.uk/windows-server-2003-end-life/?gclid=COOm37LA-sQCFaSWtAodCwcA4w #SoteriaCyber Defence in depth can prepare your SAP environment....
http://www.forbes.com/sites/sap/2015/03/10/most-cyber-attacks-occur-from-this-common-vulnerability/...
Soteria are delighted to see the cyber security fraternity continuing to blossom in UK's cyber valley. http://www.bbc.co.uk/ne…/uk-england-gloucestershire-32299111...